sized
SaySYZD/saɪzd/
- 1Having a certain size, usually with a word in front that tells how big or small.
We adopted a good-sized dog from the shelter last spring.
She finally bought a king-sized bed for the new room.
Note
- 2Simple past and past participle of size. Use this form when the sizing already happened.
The tailor sized the suit a week before the wedding.
We sized the photos so they would fit the frames.
Note
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sized is a form of size
size, verb: To change something so it becomes a certain size. Full entry
- Spelling
- size → sized: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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Origin
From the word "size" plus the ending "-ed".